Even if you don’t have a cat, your garden is probably the favourite place of your town’s numerous felines. Here are 10 ways to ward off these animals from your backyard without harming them.
10. Encourage castration

A neutered or castrated cat does not mark its territory by urinating in your garden. They walk around and takes a nap, that’s all! Talk to your neighbours about the benefits of castration (including increasing cat life expectancy) so that everyone can benefit.
9. Water gun: A fearsome weapon

You probably know this but cats hate water. Don’t hesitate to spray the felines that wreak havoc in your beautiful garden!
8. Plants

Cats hate certain odours. The smell of geranium, lemongrass, thyme and lavender will discourage them from coming in your garden. Why not plant some of these plants in your yard.
6. Plant enclosure

Put an enclosure around your plants or your vegetable garden. You can also cover your seedlings with a net.
5. Use a log against claws

By placing a log at the foot of the tree, you’ll prevent felines from sharpening their claws on your tree.